Supreme Court of India
Munnawar and Ors. v. State of U.P. Etc.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 3021149 - Fire shot at victim - Death of victim after 5 days - Dying declaration recorded by magistrate duly endorsed by doctor- Trial court convicted the accused u/s.307 but acquitted them u/s.302 on the ground that it was negligence on the part of doctor which led to septicemia and finally the death of victim - However, High Court convicted accused u/s. 3021149 - On appeal, held: o Injuries on the person of victim were grievous and sufficient to cause death as they were on sensitive parts of the body - Promptness in recording of FIR would belie the doubt as to the
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